How do I get rid of linker warnings I am getting when I
compile my application that uses FastCRC Library in VC++ 6.0?
Make sure FastCRC Library and
your application projects are using the same C++ run-time libraries.
The FastCRC Library defaults to single-threaded non-DLL libraries (libc.lib).
After I plugged FastCRC Library into my application it takes about 10
seconds to start up. Why does this happen?
This
happens because you are using a non registered version of FastCRC Library.
In order to remove this start up delay you have to register the library.
How do I register FastCRC Library?
Detailed
instructions about how to register FastCRC Library you can find in the
FastCRC help file (FastCRC.chm) provided with the library distribution.
Which library files can I ship with my applications?
You can
ship only a registered version of FastCRC.dll. Other files are for
developing purpose only.
If you use
static linking to build your application you don't need to ship
FastCRC.dll, but you have to use a registered version of FastCRCS.lib to
build your application before shipping it.
Do I have to pay royalties to SlavaSoft Inc. for shipping FastCRC.dll with my
products?
No. After
registration you can ship FastCRC.dll without paying any royalties to
SlavaSoft Inc.
Can I develop a wrapper library on FastCRC Library and ship it as my own
product?
No. You can
develop such libraries for internal use, but you are infringing the
license agreement by shipping it as your own product.
